Unexplained Mysteries

On October 31, 1999, EgyptAir Flight 990 departed New York for Cairo. Moments later, the plane nosedived into the Atlantic Ocean killing everyone on board.

Reincarnation advocates cite Dorothy Eady, later known as Omm Sety, who claimed to be reincarnated by a Egyptian Priestess and became impregnated by Seti I.

There are disappearances that capture the attention of the public for one reason or another. Here are five famous disappearances in history.

Rudolf Hess never fully revealed the nature of his flight to Scotland. He stressed he went of his own volition until the day he died.

On 12 December 1910, heiress and socialite Dorothy Arnold vanished from the streets of New York City, never to be seen or heard from again.

The dead man, who would later become known as “The man who never was,” was roughly 34 years of age, and used in “Operation Mincemeat.”

The Marree Man is a modern-day geoglyph located in south-central Australia. It depicts an aboriginal hunter holding a weapon in his left hand.

The Flannan Isles lighthouse was the scene of three disappearances one year after it was built. Three men vanished from the lighthouse without a trace.

The only man who knows the individual connected to financing the Georgia Guidestones has sworn to carry his secret to the grave.

The “Missingest Man” was Judge Crater, whose 1930 disappearance led to the lengthiest unsolved missing person case in New York City.

The Amber Room was a coveted treasure from the 18th century, but its fate has been a mystery since WWII. This is the history of the priceless chamber.

Experts continue studying the mysterious Voynich Manuscript to try to decipher apparent coded language from the early 15th century.

Skeptics claim the stigmata of Padre Pio is self-generated.  But he continues to be one of the most popular saints of Catholicism.

The young Princes in the Tower disappeared after the older prince was about to become King of England. Did King Richard III murder them?

The famous prisoner of Bastille around the year 1700 is only known as the Man in the Iron Mask. His true identity is a sensational mystery.